In 2018, with the support of a Cultural Trust grant, Joshua Oates undertook private lessons with internationally renowned oboists. Through this experience, he tapped into various teaching styles that not only improved his performance but allowed him to have his own creative insights.
Visual artist Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran was awarded a Cultural Trust grant in 2015 to complete a mentorship with Vipoo Srivilasa and participate in the Beyond Limitations Clay Mentoring Program.
A Cultural Trust grant will assist actor and writer Ben Noble in studying Contemporary and Classical Text (Acting) at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
Last year soprano and 2017 grantee Georgia Wilkinson undertook a series of vocal tuition and mentoring opportunities in both London and New York with the support of The Cultural Trust.
With the support of The Cultural Trust, Stephanie will attend a series of five workshops at the Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design, Denmark, with a focus on people-centred, accessible and inclusive design.
Screen composer and new grantee Angela Little is destined for big things. With nine years of professional experience composing for film, documentary and television, she is ready to take her practice to the next level by exploring new directions in screen music and working towards her goal of becoming a lead composer on internationally recognised projects.
Since presenting at her first international conference in Maine and undertaking a residency at The Wassaic Project, New York, 2016 grantee Georgia Saxelby has established herself in the US as an artist to be reckoned with.
In 2017, painter and grantee Oliver Stokes Hughes undertook a study tour in figurative drawing, painting and sculpture at the Ryder Studio, Santa Fe; Grand Central Atelier, New York; and the School of Visual Arts, New York, USA.
Playwright and 2015 grantee Louris Van de Geer brought her love of psychoanalysis to the stage with her latest play, 'Looking Glass', which recently ran at fortyfivedownstairs. She took the time to answer a couple of questions about the play and her practice.
A Cultural Trust grant will see Samantha Butterworth travel to the United Kingdom to undertake a series of residencies with community arts organisations and to research theatre created with communities, for communities.